Dumas miss circus circus conversion
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Thank you! I thought these two vehicles needed to have 2 different transmitters and receivers but I was wrong 2 player games.
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The transmitter and receiver for both nitro and electric RC vehicles are the same. As a result, you won't have to update them.
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I’m still working on my first build of Fast Electric 1/8 scale hydro so I’m a newbie when it comes to hardware but for converting from nitro to electric I can recommend two videos provided by M5 Performance Hydroplanes – Scott Meyers.Originally posted by Bkclark70 View PostLast hopefully not stupid question. Can I use all existing running hardware and drive shaft from the nitro set up
RC Nitro to Electric Conversion Part 1 – You Can Do It!
Nitro to Electric RC Hydroplane | Electro Eliminator Part Deux
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Make sure you check the COG in the boat before the build swap and use that as a guide when fitting the electric motor and batteries.
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Yes you can. Line up motor mount and motor to stuffing tube, and correct coupler for motor and cable.
J.
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Last hopefully not stupid question. Can I use all existing running hardware and drive shaft from the nitro set up
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Proven set-up. Yes.Originally posted by Bkclark70 View PostSo you think the NEU 1527 running on 8 - 10s would be capable of speeds up to 60-70 mph
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So you think the NEU 1527 running on 8 - 10s would be capable of speeds up to 60-70 mph
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You're probably gonna want to go with a 250 to 300a esc . I'm slowly build Miss Elam and using a NEU 1527 1.5Y 850 kv Motor. I'll be running 2 4s packs in series or maybe 2 5s packs . So 8 to 10s.
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Dumas miss circus circus conversion
Looking to change out my nitro set up to electric. Not willing to loose any speed. Anyone have any suggestions about electric motor/ ESC/ prop to convert to that will keep me in the 65 to 70 MPH range.
Boat is 43 inches long and weights in around 5 lbs without hardwareTags: None
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